Sentence examples for general sign from inspiring English sources

However, the initial plan led other smaller groups to call for the day of protest as a general sign of discontent with the direction the country is headed.

Systolic blood pressure, health officials said, is a reliable general sign of hypertension and as people get to middle age and beyond, it is the best reliable indicator.

One general sign of disillusion with Labour in Scotland was in the Westminster byelection for Dunfermline, a supposedly safe Labour seat lost to the Liberal Democrats earlier this year, despite personal campaigning by Mr Brown.

The guidelines require that the Attorney General sign off on all media subpoenas, that any demands "be as narrowly drawn as possible," and that, in all but the most exceptional cases, news organizations be notified of a subpoena, giving them time to appeal it in court.

The Jewish community of Prague was the first to use the Star of David as its official symbol, and from the 17th century on the six-pointed star became the official seal of many Jewish communities and a general sign of Judaism, though it has no biblical or Talmudic authority.

Fatty liver is a general sign during the transition period of dairy cows.

(Ehud Barak, then a major general, signed his deportation order).

Stripping them naked was permitted so long as a general signed off on the request.

When the effort was started, every attorney general signed on, but the coalition has begun to fracture.

The state attorney general signed off on the arrangement in the 1990s, when it was still new, but the union maintains that the relationship is improper.

General signs of toxicity include nausea, coarsening and loss of hair, drying and scaling of the skin, bone pain, fatigue, and drowsiness.